meteorological, biological, geological, anthropological, hydrological, or whatever else
Why those two random spots in europe in the top map?
>>2871178Why does Poland have such a big daily temperature range?
I didn’t know a 20 to 30 degree temperature difference every day was not a common thing. Hmm. Thanks anon.
Hate getting sun in my eyes on the way to work.
Could you live in a place that gets eight meters of snow?
Did you know that there are salt mines under Detroit?
I don't have any maps to contribute but I work with arcpro everyday. USGS topo maps are unfathomably based. >>2871247I lived in Houghton for a bit. The winters were amazing.
>>2871392Michigan Tech?
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Fresh from the oven
>>2871829Looks like in addition to surrounding them with mountains and the ocean, God also wanted to make it difficult for Indians to tunnel out.>>2871847Pretty nifty.
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>>2871976>>2871977Looks like a pretty dope music visualizer.
Lots going on below your feet.
>>2871199Bumping for the answer to this.
This is /out/ after all.
>>2871178Does this count as anthropological?
>>2871199There's a desert in northern Poland, that might be related to the temperature range.
>>2873645There are no climatological deserts in Poland or anywhere in Europe outside of the Iberian peninsula. The mean daily temperature range in Warsaw is the same as Berlin, almost all of Poland lies on the north European plain, meaning the map is wrong.The huge daily temperature range in the southwestern USA is will documented however, not because of the surrounding deserts, but mostly because of elevation. The average elevation of the four corner states (Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado) is 5,700 feet or 1738 meters above mean sea level. Phoenix Arizona (one of the hottest metropolises on Earth) elevation 1,000 feet or 300m has a lower daily temperature range than Flagstaff Arizona (one of the coldest cities, ie population 70k, in the lower 48 USA by number of freezing nights observed, 210 nights, more precipitation than evaporation ie temperate climate) elevation 6,900 feet or 2100m.